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Nouns
Nouns are parts of speech commonly referring to a person, place, thing, state or quality. They include:
  • concrete nouns (pencil, horse)
  • abstract nouns (hatred, love)
  • proper nouns (William, Sydney Opera House)
  • countable nouns (pebble, coin)
  • common nouns (table, book)
Adjectives
Adjectives are descriptive terms that modify the meaning of a noun. For example: brown dog, large building, tall tree.
Verbs
A part of speech that denotes existence, action or occurrence, verbs are more simply explained as “doing words”. Examples: the verb to be, rise, jump, have, carry, sing, run, lift.
Adverbs
A part of speech that modifies the meaning of a verb, adjective or other adverb. For example easily, very and happily in the sentence: They could easily envy the very happily married couple.